Waste collection efforts took place in the Finistère department of France on September 25 and 26 to help reduce coastal pollution. Local authorities coordinated multiple clean-up events involving various groups, including towns, middle schools, environmental organizations, businesses, and volunteer groups. These efforts aimed to remove trash from beaches and coastal areas, protecting both the environment and local wildlife. Residents were encouraged to join existing clean-up events or organize their own to contribute to the cause. In the town of Porspoder, a beach clean-up event was held on Saturday, September 26, starting at 10 a.m. on the beach of the Dames. Volunteers were asked to bring gloves and hiking shoes to help clean the coastline for two hours. Meanwhile, in Plourin, the local government organized several hiking trips that included trash collection. Participants were to meet at 1:30 p.m. in front of the town hall and collect litter along the walking paths during their hike. The ADEL association, which focuses on environmental protection in the Daoulas area, conducted a beach clean-up at Rosmellec in the commune of Daoulas. This event was part of the association's ongoing efforts to preserve the local coastline. In Brest, the La Croix Rouge La Salle middle school organized a beach clean-up for its students on Friday, September 25, at 1:30 p.m. in Plougastel. This initiative aimed to raise environmental awareness among young people while helping to keep the beach clean. These coordinated clean-up efforts highlight the importance of community involvement in protecting natural environments. By bringing together different groups, the Finistère department aims to maintain clean coastal areas and promote environmental responsibility among residents and students.